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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1966
Page
4
The excerpt cites I Timothy 5 13 warning against idlers and gossips and contrasts it with a Plato saying advising virtuous living to withstand false reports. It frames moral behavior and reputation as timeless guidance.
High Point opens its April furniture show with optimism as buyers chase a rising national market. The event highlights Carolina spring, vast regional manufacturing, and growing exhibit space as the industry gains momentum and consumer demand.
The piece notes the shift in attitudes toward municipal bonds as states and local governments fund schools roads and utilities with tax exempt securities. It cites a High Point example with a $27 million authorization and mentions health updates on local business leader Hunter Dalton and a landmark demolition at 640 N Main St.
The planned merger of the New York Herald Tribune Journal American and World Telegram faces a possible delay as a strike over job seniority may stall publishing. The Justice Department supports the merger amid broader press challenges in Gotham.
The Senate and House committees advance automobile safety measures tied to HR 13328. Ralph Nader testifies prompting calls for mandatory standards, government data, defect disclosures, and annual progress reports as Congress moves toward a tire labeling and safety standards package endorsed by President Johnson.
The Dodd gift history reveals that Senator Thomas Dodd of Connecticut accepted multiple items including sapphire jewelry footwear clocks carpets and a 1966 Oldsmobile linked to Dunbar Associates and Ingraham. The column notes several gifts accompanied by favors such as appointments and development loans while raising questions of ethics and compensation.
James C. Finley of the Finley Boxing Club in Washington, D. C. writes from High Point N C praising the city and its people for making him feel proud to be an American during his three day visit for the AAU Boxing Tournament.
The writer praises Mr. T. Newton and condemns lenient sentences for hoodlums while honoring soldiers in Vietnam. They cite Mrs. Vera Proctor’s column on a freed accused rapist and argue the law protects defendants from questioning and police records, urging stricter justice standards.
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